The South Staffordshire Plc owned provider of specialist mechanical and electrical services wins place on the contract for a minimum of three years with the option of an additional five-year extension.
United Utilities, the water and wastewater company that services 3 million homes and businesses in the North West of England, has awarded Integrated Water Services (IWS) M&E, a place on its new electrical services framework following a recent competitive tender process.
The team at IWS M&E will support United Utilities across its complete region with reactive and planned electrical services including servicing, overhaul, repair, inspection, fault diagnosis, corrective and remedial work, alterations to circuits, replacement of equipment, and new equipment design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning.
Nathan James, general manager & commercial director at IWS M&E said:
“We are delighted to have been chosen by United Utilities as a partner to support this work moving forward, which builds further on our long-standing working relationship. This award is our third direct framework award with United Utilities in the last 12 months which demonstrates our growing pedigree in the North West. Our appointment is testament to both the quality of or services and the expertise of our people, and we’re really looking forward to getting started on a new stream of works.”
Kevin Connor, Maintenance Sourcing Strategy Manager at United Utilities added:
“Maintaining our equipment is not only about boosting asset performance and reliability – it also supports our mission to help create a greener region by enhancing efficiency to reduce emissions and protect the environment. The IWS team demonstrated a clear understanding of our business and its priorities and challenges and are able to provide a highly skilled local team to support our work with their innovative and cost-effective solutions. We are looking forward to working with them as part of this framework.”
